The Dillon tribune., 1887-09-02
What has become Of the water works

" """t ""> oeCollc OK the water works
project
Many Dillonites were glad 10 have stoves
to put up Tuesday night.
Hunting parties are getting in good sport
on small game and the icathercd tribe.
The thanks Of the TRIBUNE are due
Hon. Geo. l.. Batchcldcr for Legislative
documents received
The building improvements under head.
way in Dillon are many, elegant in >tvle,
and substantial in construction.
In the marriage notice, published last
week, the name Of the groom was misspel.
led. 1t is Teal instead of Ted.
J.F. Bishop and family have moved to
the city for tho winter, that their children
may have the benefits Of oar excellent
public school.
VIM. Smith, OF Rattlesnake, intends to
60 East in a few weeks, and will take with
him several carloads Of horses for the
Eastern markets.
The Tuscarora Company, at Argcnta,
has sent to Nicholia, Idaho. for two more
heavy four.mu;e teams to do hauling be.
tween Argenta and the railroad.
The Dillon baseball nine are oiling their
bats while waiting for that game with the
South Butte nine. II tine S. Il. nine is not
disbandeel. where, oh where are they:
a Young Galloway bull in John X. Sci.
ways pasture, was struck By a .rain ON
Monday afternoon and had one Of it's legs
broken. The animal had to be killed,
\ telephone line, from Dillon to ar.
gcnta and Bannack, would be great con.
vcnicncc to the business men OF all three
places. Whether it would pay or not is
the rcxt question.
a rnion Pacific surveying party, that
has been doing work down the lIeaverhcai
tor some time past, camped near tho depot
over Sunday The outfit was in charge Of
Surveyor Rogers.
Fast driving on the streets Of the city
should be stopped. a child Of John Nick.
um's was run over ON Sunday and consid.
ably hurt, BY team that was driven Mt a
furious rate of speed.
Phil II. Poindextcr and family, Miss
Mamie Gannon and Misses Ci. and Ella
Crate went up Elacktai' Creek on Tuesday
for few days fishing. They found the
weather damp an<! chilly.
Our correspondents are beginning to
"bob up serene'y' again. We are glad to
hear from them, and have no doubt that
the many TRIBUNE readers, in the towns
represented, are glad to read the conmuni.
cations.
Mrs. Helena f. Taylor, Superintendent
Of Public Instruction for this county. will
hold \ public examination for teachers on
Saturday, September 18TH. \ notice OF
the same will bc found elsewhere in ts.
days paper.
fearian's ncw bedrock hume o., upper
Horse Prairie Creek has reached bcd.etonc
at depth Of ten feet. The prospects ob'
tanned are paying. The t'ume opens up a
rich placer Claim which has laid Idle for
years, awaiting the working oi rich bar
claims.
It Is understood that new Government
envelopes are to be issued about tho 10th
Of September. The onc.ccnt envelope
will be in blue color. the two.cent green
the tour. cent carmine, aud the fivc.cen'
Malari blue. the ten.cent chocolate. tho
ttirtcen.cent Bismarck brown and tho
ninety. cent purple.
While in Butte last week we called uIru
X. n. Ecker, formerly Of Dillon. who is in
charge Of the Rocky Mountain Telegraph
Office. Mr.. Ecker exhibited and explained
the latest invention in sclegraphy, called
the plonoplcx, by, means Of which ins.:u
,nents may TIC operated SO that one wire
will give a service equal 10 from tour tt
six. The Instruments arc dclicatcly con
strucleA and beautifully finished, and are
the wonder Of al! lightning strikers.
The single boys and girls, Old bachelors
and old maids, widowcrs and widows CAM
get married now in Montana without q
license. The marriage license law ~cn'
into effect yesterday, Sep, Isl. County
Clerk Mct;ouyh VINO has been married so'
Ion. time and who is extremely polite or
all matters relating 70 matr''""ny' Viii tnr'
nish applicants OF the p'opc' age sex an'
condition with legal permits &c marry by